Where Two Waters Meet

Set in the mid-19th century Pacific Northwest, "Where Two Waters Meet" explores the complex interactions between the S’Klallam people and incoming settlers amid a rapidly changing landscape. Through the lives of diverse characters, including a resilient entrepreneur and a young S’Klallam fisherman, the novel depicts their struggles to preserve traditions and resist displacement during a time of expansion and upheaval. Spanning four decades, the story illuminates themes of resilience, identity, and resistance in the face of cultural and territorial upheavals.